‘Good conservation depends on good science.’
An evidence-based approach has long been one of our core values, underpinning all our work and featuring as a key point in our very first business plan back in 2000. But we don’t just apply…
Monitoring and Research Blog
Local Wildlife In-depth
New Life on the Old West
We are involved with Cambridgeshire ACRE in developing a new conservation project on the Old West river in Cambridgeshire. You can help out by filling in the questionnaire below
Project WILDside - Autumn Update
Ryan Clark, WILDside Project Coordinator, gives us an update on this exciting project
See our reserves from the air
Use of a drone has enabled us to capture dramatic videos of our reserves
A summer of surveys for wildlife
A quick round-up of some of the survey work from this summer
Homes for the 'sleepy ones'
The word dormouse translates literally as 'sleepy one'. Find out more about how we are helping them to be more comfortable on our reserves.
The technical side of bat surveying
Unlike most other species bats require some technical kit to successfully determine which bats are using our nature reserves
What do great crested newts and zebras have in common?
We have been surveying the newts in our Cambourne office pond for the last six years, using a unique method...
Meet the volunteer - Ho-Yee Lee
Ho-Yee is a University of Cambridge Biodiversity Intern who volunteered with The Wildlife Trust BCN this summer
Walk on the WILDside
Ryan Clark, WILDside Project Coordinator, gives us an update on this exciting project.